FOGHORN LEGHORN~ "Lookit here son, I say, I say son, did ya see that hawk after those hens? ....

[Sally Sunshine]

no not really thought out!

 

[Shellz]

I've heard crows can be tamed. It's just not for me though! You could probably train one to find your keys! Lol!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

I've heard crows can be tamed. It's just not for me though! You could probably train one to find your keys! Lol!

now how could I train a bird to find my keys when I cant find them half the time?

 

[Shellz]

Lol! Crows love shiny things! Now if I could train one to find hubby's sunglasses....

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Lol! Crows love shiny things! Now if I could train one to find hubby's sunglasses....

oh no, does he leave them on top of the car only to run over them the next morning!! thats my DH!!

 

[Shellz]

Lol! That makes for a funny scene in my head! Nah, he leaves them somewhere in the house. I tell him, do what I do. I leave them IN the car. You just have to remember to take them off when you park the car. Seems simple, go fig!

 

[hillfloweranch]

Shellz nice coop!!
Sally I've been having large groups of Ravens circling my property and I see them over the neighbors as well...been awhile since I've seen them doing that, they don't usually hang around here too often unless they've spotted a hawk nest...do you think that could be it?

I get hawks, ravens in the day and Owls at night.

 

[Shellz]

Thanks hillfloweranch! I've had ravens and crows doing same thing last week. I think they are getting together to mate. They've been vocalizing in a way I've never heard them before. Just the other day, I saw a crow with some nesting material in its beak. That's just my take on it anyway. I have also observed a pair of hawks flying over a neighbour's property. No crows in sight at the time.

 

[hillfloweranch]

Thanks hillfloweranch! I've had ravens and crows doing same thing last week. I think they are getting together to mate. They've been vocalizing in a way I've never heard them before. Just the other day, I saw a crow with some nesting material in its beak. That's just my take on it anyway. I have also observed a pair of hawks flying over a neighbour's property. No crows in sight at the time.

yea..every now and then there will be a few dive bombing a hawk, not sure if the hawk is prey or predator. Also not sure if all the hawks out here are the Red-Tail which is most common here in the high desert

 

[Sally Sunshine]

we saw one the other day it was tanish with light tan underbelly????????